Agora phobia keeps many Americans homebound in fear
In Los Angeles, Dr. Arthur Hardy cites agora phobia as a secret disease affecting up to 1 in 100 people. Victims report sudden panic in supermarkets and streets, fear of going insane, and shrinking safe zones until homes or closets feel like prisons.
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Aggressive Terrap Program Aids Agoraphobes Across States
The Terrap program uses behavior modification, relaxation, and group support to help agoraphobes move from isolation to the world. Spokeswoman says centers in Los Angeles San Francisco Danville San Jose Menlo Park Fresno Missoula Charlotte and Long Island offer courses up to six months long costing 550 to 650 dollars.
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Dear Abby Advice and Readers on Marriage Strains
A Dear Abby column includes letters about marital duties and sexual expectations in Judaism. A reader disputes rabbinic views, while others describe coercive controlling behavior after an affair and urge counseling or leaving to protect a child and mental health.
PIA Granted Permit to Sponsor Tour Groups to China
Pakistan International Airlines gains approval from Beijing to sponsor 20 tour groups of 50 travelers each to mainland China in 1978. Itineraries will be developed with China International Travel Group Service.
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China
PIA
Silent minority aided by MSU computer voice systems
Researchers at Michigan State University are developing computer driven systems connected to voice synthesizers to help the silent minority who cannot speak. The projects, tested in schools with special education programs, enable non talkers to form sentences from letters and words, producing spoken output in male female or child voices.
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Miss Jungjohann Honored Ahead of May 27 Wedding
A kitchen shower for Lori Jungjohann, daughter of the Carl J. Jungjohanns, at 1814 Eighth Ave SW drew 28 guests. Hostess Mrs. Donald Snyder and co-host Mona Dusterhoff organized the event. Lori will wed Fran Hanzelka on May 27.
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Kosher cuisine aims for sophistication and global reach
Israeli chefs at an all kosher conference seek to redefine kosher food as high cuisine. Uri Guttman notes foreign contact can raise Israel's gastronomy, urging government training and competitions to boost the image and broaden menus within dietary law.
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